Thanks the trick with the empty dynaform solved my problem.
IMHO there is room for improvement here
The 'unwrap' is no problem in my case since the action handles the whole
request
and the forwarded-to JSP has no business tinkering with the request.
Thanks,
tomy
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 11:35:57 +080
As I recall, the wrapper is actually initialised together with the
population of the form. No form no population. No population no wrapper
population.
Quickest workaround is to use specify a 'dummy' form for the mapping.
Just whip up an empty form class, or specify an empty dynaform in your
co
Have you tried using the getAllElements() or getTextElements() methods to
figure out what was given to the MultiPartRequestWrapper? You mentioned
HttpRequest, but don't you mean HttpServletRequest? That could make a big
difference. Also, how are you getting this "wrapped" request?
Regards,
Davi
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